Nadia Nadif

WIN a copy of 10 things I love about money by Mat Megens

Mouthy Money readers can win one of six copies of 10 things I love about…

What are finfluencers and how are they shaping our personal finances?

Finfluencers are now an everyday part of our lives online. But are they good or…

Gabriel Nussbaum, That Money Guy: inside the life of a finfluencer

The rise of financial influencers or ‘finfluencers’ has been one of the biggest trends in…

Government considers putting National Insurance on landlord rents

Landlords could soon have to pay National Insurance on rental payments they receive for properties.…

Retail investors could soon have bitcoin ISA access after regulator ruling

Retail investors in the UK could soon have bitcoin ISA and pension access after the…

Chancellor Rachel Reeves pulls a pint. She is in charge of taxes in the UK such as inheritance tax.

UK inheritance tax take reaches fresh high of £6.7 billion

The UK Government collected a new record £6.7 billion in inheritance tax during the 2022-23 tax year,…

The Mouthy Money Podcast

No money topic is too big or too small. Welcome to the Mouthy Money Podcast,…

Two medical workers perform a procedure on a patient while wearing PPE. The NHS pension age is aligned with the state pension age.

This NHS pension age revelation has blown up our financial plans

With NHS pensions back in the news, Mouthy Money decided to look at how the…

A female medical worker sits on a sofa looking tired. Maybe she's been thinking about how the NHS pension works for too long

How the NHS pension works

NHS pensions don’t work the same as normal private pensions. Here’s what you need to…

Nadia Nadif

Mouthy blogger

Nadia works as an actress. She also teaches acting and storytelling to adults at City Academy and is an associate for National Youth Theatre, directing young people and leading inclusivity training.

Let It Go! I rent out my room while I’m away on acting jobs

I’m currently in the Middle East acting in a comedy about car salesmanship. I know…

Why I’m saving money for a rainy day

So, I now have it on good authority that Mr Hammond wanted to increase the…

Ethical Renting

Is ethical renting the way forward?

The property market in south east England has a reputation for being prosperous – unless…

Set backs

How I’m dealing with set backs

I once went to a workshop organised by the brilliant FEU about this very thing.…

Spring

Spring is here, spring is here, life is skittles and life is beer

The birds chirruping, the sweet smell of blossom, that tickle of hay fever, and the…

Networking

Networking: make it a breeze (and not tumbleweed)

For the girl who started youth theatre because she was acutely shy, networking as an…

Self-Employed Tax

How will the 2017 budget affect self-employed people?

Currently, self-employed people making a profit of over £11,000 and under £43,000 pay 30% tax…

Self Employed

Financial security vs personal integrity

As rents, property and travel fares rise, so does the pressure to earn more money.…

Maximum Wage

How might a maximum wage work?

One of Jeremy Corbyn’s proposals hit the headlines last month – a maximum wage. It stands…

Speculate Accumulate

Speculate to accumulate: part two

First things first, I have a confession. Whilst I have been running every week for…

Older Posts Newer Posts